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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
oUTcr FARMERS sOpERsnTloNs,

slsas. o4aras aEd fosk Tsre Foaad
Asasag tlss PeHassIs4ai4 fbatsh.
TIE Fezalsy ana Datc5 fArnaeT azs
world OF sapesssisosss ioFs ~ klch % acJuSS
BIS daily toil hs Laast Sesd Is fetes ne4 50
much 9ikh regard . Tie contlton q tbs sol
as tsat II tas Eaooa. which mass b On ths n
crease. IlEo<r "a cut . aen tEs usoon = ga Us
~ane, or TIE sap nlh not f1n azd tbs wed
vii rot O. x tee ei0d changes 20 TIE east
ehoppirs Is instantly stopped II the ns~ naoon
Les Oh ~ h&cs With Slarp, up1o.nilns sorllss
al the farm forces are iaaIsl&ied for ioog
and vigorous ~oFx and II lt comes On Aofl-
dsy, gcoa Luck of every sort comes With Il
A1skrcoms Ficksd under q waning moon
must never bs eaten. bat fruit must always
lie then picket - preserve is plumpness,
iniees and fragrance there are a hundred
other odd tEings which are coue, OF are not
done, with the moon"
A young bull and an old cock make farm
ful and good stock is an inv&riable rule with
tae PennsY lranls Dutch fsIIner. 10, too,
he believes that beating a walnut tree in-
ereases rs yield The hoarse er0aking Of
crows surely means foul weather; while II
the pigs scurry about with SIraws fiatter-
ing from their frothing jaws, everything
Enust be pat under cover from the coming
rain. Odd numbers VI eggs must always be
furnished the setting hen. the moegiiai
whistting or plovers bids ali be on their
guard against general i'll; a horse with one
white foot is not only valuable, but Is also
sort OF mascot, aud i is ever unpropiiious 10
be recalie.safter having sst out on tue most
trihing of furneys, though the harm may be
forfended y asking for, aud partaking Of,
meat and drink
Regarding death, disease and health getting,
there IS lugubfions lot Of spooLs, omens and
queer doings When the night doctor, n
night proving hohgnbln, is hoard riding past,
the simple countryman turns shuddering in
his bed, for he knows death IS 10 occur IN
the neighborhood IL tho church doors are
heard 10 rattle with unusual violence, that
announces a coming demi{e 4 corpse which
does no. quickly stissen portends another
death IN the same family. II new broom is
used in any home in May the head OF the
house will die. The firS. one 10 enter a new
church is sure TO die within twelvemonth,
or worse, be everlastingly given over to the
devil A chicken chirpn3g sound this Is dis
tinct from the ticking OF the death watch is n
sure presage OF death. IL funeral is unex-
pectedly met, like fatality occurs. To dream
of uprOoted trees in ones yard; 10 see bees
swarm on a dead tree or rotten stick, TO
have a cat die in the house, or 20 have a white
pigeon alight on the chimney, are all sure
signs OF death Edgar L. WaiSeman's Letter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
THE COMING REGATTA
NORTHWESTERN so~Ne sEeATTA
TIE Siasssazh Aaaazl s4sstlns - be Held
- Cr.ad K4Flas. 14aiy - sHd -
Izrzsst List 81 EaE tss -
tas Assseisf8oass Hfafae1-

70 tAase sAo tass 4s-sadea ne ssFzrsl
s1easssfsl r>salfas 81 tEs EsEth @ssfsfn
Aa.zte4f kosing Association .s aeL -
tAose $40 sses PrsseuE a. fhs regatta lad
n his eiis ass gsas-i. assis 80 1of1s q
frsiss frosa tns zassRsz-hkEst9 - ts.i
of sas 4tisadaat pleasures.
Ia znnosnes the forthcoming isiA AZ.
a4al ResaE,a II tAs association. Is bu. u
insrxe tAs urssencs u tEo8saae. - visitors
Ia lais eily. IS vel a. gsrtlclpsncF 10 ths
fsces 81 tas most e=iseIaLe1 -labs Ia t1e
e41nlrf AID l1ls laih ani @ltD. the dsy
assigned fsr tie Aselnss are destined -
ions be geaaeM 7ersd.
Iha rsgsta l. Es.d anaer tae auspices Oi
t1e D W ash "a A9As Clao. 0a lie waters Of
frei lage. sn1 the corrse = conceded ~
be tas aassl sni latest over ~aien the races
sf tle a-s0e.slion have ever been roSea.
D4Is-asn have 40 ch0ppy ss- % eonfena
sifa ans everything toat ADDS 20 fDes.
comf-E ras been provided f9g By ne IN
Ter 4ilai=ni Comm Tee
Ile Northwestern Association Was or
ga ga Is I-es and embraces among is
gaemhsrsa. - the iall0slag clubz Hiisoaie
of ilisi4l- Alch tarrasut of Chicago
.Figa8s of Moline. ~. kxcei sior, of DesrOit
z tft-a -+4ftl- Ni t+-lt1+4-s At-A R--aa+f 81
Battle creek Nicn Grand Ledge of Grams
Ledge A4gh C~uleunals II Detroit
T Chatham. of Chatham. Oat.. Delaware. ol
+ Chicago. Port Huron " Port Haron
I oalgfsten of Galyeston. and the O. Wash
E q Noa.ss. of this city.
Representatives aud crews from the above
named e.1as s.l oe present. lpdication'
Eoicl 30 al gausnaily large number Of 90
tsif8 ali lt remains only sor good weather 4
f elscre tie success Of the meeting.
Z TIE h1ts.s of this city have sFfanged f0l
F the accommodation of the thousands o
Z V.si-egs wDO xiii be present. the railroads
F OF tlis aud adjoining States announce
F a reduction in rates. snd Commodore Geo
T. Perry assisted by the O-W Wasa-ta NOngs
I vi MAKE the occastou ore of the mos
/ notable tn- city and ubs history.
I'll be pos.srs sCr tie regatta have beer
isssed. and are ereditaole 10 the NJ A. Tru
Z Printing Co. from whose press The hu
cc.Or work Sas executed They have bees
sent 70 al The principal citiss AMI the al
ge-tIsing Is The most thorough ever Ell
( lOyed Dy The ASSOCIATION.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
The srexicau and HI. Lottery.

TIE Mexican is patient; he scans the lot
terry sheets announcing the drawings, and, If
his ticket hes drawn nothing. be lights fresh
cigarette and buys fresh ticket. This morn
ing my opposite neighbor in the horse car
was tired looking old woman who had evil
IDENTIFY once seen better dsys. Sue smiled
thoughtfully to herself, aud, after ildgeting
about for n few minutes, furtively drew from
her pocket n lottery ticket which evidently
bad drawn something, for she rode on as near
as shc coulh 20 to the Office where the money
is paid over 70 the winners.
Everybody buys these tempting little fmsy
tickets, printed on paper 50 thin that sum-
mer zephyr wonld easily blow them nile
The stout priest in The corner Of the street car
takes out a ticket that be has jast bought,
and looking a. il scrutinizincly. puts II aside
in long pocketbook, as II it were n share IN
some prom sing venture. Your servants buy
tickets and the heggor VINO extorts a real
from you viii hurry around the corner, not
70 buy 9 drink. but. rather. q ticket in the
great daily wheel turning show. the one bust
ness that never stops. Is always fiourishing
and which paws salaries year IN and year out
10 its employes. City CT Mexico Ger. Boston
Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY.

Rev r. r. Welton. OF the First Presby-
terian church. viii preach in the morning
on The Appearing OF Christ
The morning subject OF Rev F. W. y
Hugenholtz at tne Liberal Holland church
i be Liberty > Struggles"
Rev Ben r. Sargent will preach in the
morning a. the Ames u. Z. church.
Pew Kerr b. TGpper, OF the Fountain
Street Baptist Church, will preach the
seucond CT a series OF discourses on
"Angelol0gy IN the evening. the subject
being Angel Ministry OF Today"
Al the East Street " z Church rev. ".
NJ. Puaer viii preach in the morning, and
IA the evening 4rs. Anna : Parrish will
conduct bl0le reading and song service.
Rev. J. A. spTague will preach in the
morning AZ ype Second Street u. i. Church
on "Ci,izeashlp. and IN the evening on
PEARS"
The evening subject Of Rev J. l.. Roberts,
at Temple Emanuel will be Freedom Ia
Religion"
Democracy and City Government" viii
be the morning subject Of Rev. ChEs.
Fiuhger. a. the Jniyer-alis. Church.
Communion services will be held in the
morning At The First congregational church.
At the Mission Wood Presbyterian
church Rev. VIM. NJ. Hoffman VIII take
Tor his morning subject The Communicat-
i've Evidence Of Christianity and for the
evening, Walking IN Safety
Public services will be held AZ D. m
by the New and Latter House OF Israel at
fo0 Canal-si Come and hear things
which hare oeen kept secret from the foun.
dafion Of ne world
Dr. Gallup will occupy the pulpit OF the
and evening.
Al Grace church Rev. Geo. W. WeS. vii,
preach ia the morning on The Invitation
10 he Church > Service. and in tee even
ng The Churchs Conhlcl at the Present
Day
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Not long ago Mr. Daily ceie0ratol The hun
dradfh perfornance = "Tbe Tanning II the
shrew WITH a supper served - sn imme1lse
round table placed in the center of
the stage os his theatre Gen. sherman
presided, wish Mss ADA Eehan sf bis right
.Just before the party broke ap the general
paid glowing compliment 10 tie dramatic
art He concluded ~ sres king ~ - Won
degfnl power q expressing homsa emotions
Bat. sald -. slowly aof isnpressivsl7. II
yo1 have ever beard fhe fs'gis call n battl-
If vou Rave ever seon rife i4vsiei - kiIl.
snd heard tha baiiet whsfe through the aiT
Ii a wounded coursds tas ever besn isia
a. vour feet ard ysa ssTe pst yaur hand
uron his hear sr5 fels 81 fefter snf e oct.
you vif resl.1s rbst t1Ere sfe scn8e thiazs
yossr art csnrof express Good gat Ard
The hushs3 sni sfte1ti~e scfofs fei- tnss toe
Eeuersl bsd made - drafratic Sc sxit IS any
thss was ever made upcn The stage - Ths Ar
eor8uk
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
TOWN TOPICS.

TaNs. saa slss NlliAH e. 14zs1sa--s
ks1
George A. ssri1h ~ sax tie BATHS
EF14sr - tns Iulfslsa-.ag ea--rcl t1.is
4orDs1k
TIE aszt nesting ~ ras A.eassan Fss-
<uzef A<saa Asslli i4fioL4 Eiil De ilel4 81
4t4sa Beach. lay -.
The Dirsc-ar u tAe fooF Las tve 5risat
boYs tsins. A. - zarxs hszle. fsf
snom BE- soa.a bAs sou4es.
Ias lFixnda "a "a. Fs1sF orr. of Garner
o.. t1ns faat sae = a-ee z1 sitA a-ari~L
fsssr A. gsF1stsd 81 sGs F4gers-
Ihs grocery 81 Ash.1a bfas Al ffassFse
CIV - r. l1e a8llis ~ Lle sarE't a4a4 -
1 Perry 8elaz the le4Flssf EFsslisoTs.
1hs Diaeksi,.s kia4s dsis41ed pleSss
Dlne IA : saf.is ~ lsl4 a. tss s4-i - se-
lss4ay si.sFao0n 81 . scofs 81 - ~ -.
Tls yoang pso4ie u ths Ch1feh o.
Chess Htit give 4 iGEn lsis in tAs gart op-
p<ziis tEs enareh % FRIDAY evening
Ass Naf Hoxars. she fasasl mslslB.
~iH sFs 4 rs1laf k21ie sutfgl4ln'lzas g.
Pose ,irsno Opera h1Qse -1ls evening
A Sale 4lasn ~ lie sDoat ? o'eloek isst
nl.Et ezliea f1e -epsr4sat 60 ia afkf,
trieiils x Cos pi4llaa niit o. s14,A
lonia-s..
Ffank Nswoerrys barn ca AXE ave.
49, "a ne aty W4s burned e4fis yeslsruay
uI1r1sas lae io.4 oelas a8oat t-aS. tat.ss
uakDesa-
The 1fs <0o.ia merchants On H S1Eoe sq1
Cx1ai-sls 1ase Agrees "a close laslf stores
fomolreE and rbs Kfpcers al oFst town
~ill - CLOSED ii.r sluls day
sheft Rgaoios. 81 Aes4gs9. passed
tnr1ls1 llo eiig yesterday EHa nr'srss
Ia Ia.
son sf.soa ,or sIsai,ns a spal ~ agssss.
Ihs eaacs faids,i The L1zsr oloek on
Wesi B4il-s g. ls8s night "a searc- Ri. :
DISORDER ssal4a. o.lt sac ASK slleu-ly
bseu -fgsn la. - l1e lo5oy seale.i
proved Illt.ets.
TIE lol-l bank sana2s Cor ths a-outn 81
J1ne l1t- lp 81 l-u 90 -. tsalsss ol.-f,'.
x-e.Jl tor tne eorles yonoLns week one ral
49,. Tee ksof.lss ior Ile week closing day
2re sli-5oo.}t
The saloon nen Who Intended 70 have 4
xanie % oAil 81 tAe laae tomorrow after
noon eolia rot gst t1s use of tae sr04nls,
bgl i-eg siii hare tneir game - tae Fair
Cfo11as in tae forenoon.
Pred s.sgsns. sho graduated from ths
Law department. u ne Aicll-an aver
rty. ass sees, and Wi.ilan4 Atisn smith
VII form = laU partnership o1cer the ara
name ol smita a SteTens-
Jsssie Cain. ~ - South lonia-sS.. va
hrousht before nitra state Commls,lonel
AGateNan FRIDAY iof selling lauor e-lh
out ely.lE spcc.al lax. ant neE exaDil.a
tloa Va 81 a asd - JUS H.
Mrs. Wtsr Goes not run the Adds
Eiocx a. stated n one 81 the city papers
she nas lssd la the block for thr.e years
bat las never pretended 10 c0ntIol Aly o
ne r1ouis excs2t these 0ccCpls4 - he
Ssmly.
n wes William X. fowls sho was mar.
rlet ~o.tuesoay egenlnS instead Of WI
lam ~ fow.e4. Puuing The =" on Ar
foN ie name vas ulstAEe when cost "a,
popular casaisr OF the fu.l National banA
many cxals. is also bfolghs Ditn many
conxfaf alalious. 5lt ne thinks his friend.
have SMOKED l0ng enough a. hls expense
hence tae Correction.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
Manners and Customs Practiced IN
Polite society.

Manners and Customs Practiced IN
Polite society.
In considering tie training q children in
tho otservances os good society au authority
on srch matters is Of opinion that 20 child
viii remeater word spolyen ia secret thar
would pass iY arm unheeie,i iT it Is mentioned
En- TIM urssenco - othors Fanls nay BE-
corrected very easilyif " taken il this raanrar.
The rnaufe j. sscrei seerecv 4 rsfilie
correction, except ii - for aaxran. sct q
d,- ouresev should never D. inr .rted sugn n
cnH md IL never is in wisely c3adactsd
hr1 b0'ds' IN Fashionable city sor,es7
"chiilfen never oprear exeert oa birthdavs
or 81 ~eddirvs waen there ars invited raeas
ili fhe drawing room. On these o~-as.o1s. ff
properly href taeir manners wal tc tlneh-
troslvs nsd gentle. II listie toaluesinous or
over h urious a03 w7g3 ~ fisaptr0 is
in'l iss.-. TIE irfie reoel is ssnt oT 70 the
nafsfy virheat furtasr rsnqr tas
s ssra 5 0sisa enough for an entire
ct isrn1 f0r nie g eaGifen This trsatllsus
meF fcn severe f1t sa fact ftat ore
as effrsn ef fais siad Is fsf les iuso.er. r.
aad ia .uriets 20 a cbrgs temper tsau that
constant nar-i-r aui re5uk'n- ia the pres
enre of FisItors rhi = srss fao fre11eutlr en-
RI -e'l bT teeh gussts and Chi srsn bsfova eti-
crf's ferir-.e ir. refusing to tolerate laneer
td p11iie cEsuss CT gecd tssts aad decent
manners. F1aSe who hare sat SIR w,@.on TO
sccert g sisaFrrovsi 20 naezinr saf ..cldier
sraH nerrie isferc r7.eTts tscsuse it s. ~t.ar=a
ans nnriss wiz 30 srge 81 change their fam
8fv ussrrs n this Matter ~ s,cr asthev know
TIA ia polite ssistT il S prououneea lad.
---@-- t-T F-ps~-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
Remedy for the Poison Khu. to.l,.

It Is well known fact that rhus affects
different persons in different degrees and
some not at all II is also well known that
one victim OF the poison often experiences
greater relief than another while using a
similar remedy. A strong solution Of bi-
carbonate OF soda, as rule, proves an efficient
application for the cure of rhus poisoning
There are. however, exceptions to tie rule. A
correspondent in Gardeners Monthly writes
that bicarbonate of soda fails in his case. but
he finds relief in the application Of q strong
saturated solution OF alum
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

The Soldse' Horns Bos-5 hss conclu5e5
. tske farfnsr tine % make srrAnesnsnts
for tbs rev vstsr works sn1 sa BIDS wsrs
rsiecrsf. The Rosrs Fussss1 npoo . 30
q scoouats an3 viIi 1arerf.ss fer SEALED
1exf yssrs ase. A resolution ~ss casse5
rrohskifine ths sso31afing - the sraall
accounts II the inHates ef fae Hone -
ofncers or eEpicYes of TIE Horne ftus
preventing the rsswaHs sren sshng "a
pos~s aRaH.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

ionahie order cf rr0ceflsre az church ued-
dirzs is nna IN which four nsners enter tbs
chrerh frvt. vsisiug IN psis. them f-r
hrisiesuaig.s, $50 ia osirs. followed ~ the
ruasd 81 Ecrcr after 7hcn valks tha sr.ds
With rar father. ruari 81. or the or ~tc
zres her swsT Tie bri54 Is res ~ tne
x-ncra an6 as b~s< Faaa zf tie chancel II
g1ia< cut 81 cAnrc3. after the cersmorv. th~
a7,rva crser - reversed snd tee hast nan
ccns.icfs sse rad ~ honor cut q chrrrch
ATS the carr,sze that awairs hsr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Tte tcles 3sst nisst arrested nag s.srl-
osrs -osi1< indviiusi in lront OF Honse-
man. Donneilv s. Jones store On Monroe.
81 He vas Minus be stCes ard sifkoas,
he ~szn drser the Influences 81 hqnrr. ke
rufs@e.i - either sreak ~ wa'k. and trs
~fFre-s hssi 30 carry bin. Who ~ is no.
hrsfr rraFe hrsf Discard pinned au , 8
bsessf bears t4e inscription, Tbs sui'
as,lr 5 aI
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

A physician who for over six years has
made a careful trial OF all the 80 called spe-
cifics for sea sickness entertains little doubt
that in large majority of cases the imagina
ton is the source OF trouble. For instance.
he has on several occasions, seen ladies suf-
fering fronn sea sickness before the ship had
left IT'S moorings in the docks, where there is
not the slightest motion. Iced stimulants
and the recumbent posture are the remedies
he now employs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

" b. CaE t-t 1e4 as : etexe
- go lA -4s1 tizs sas421eF = ss4rss
Ns e fe ssrstt : esas lke ssssas efe Ss.ss1l.az.
Ne ~2ke. 49, ss E2a j. s-sssi-z
N'ho can iss SECS tts xf
y - ess ts'i tsisea ite s4fs 4tf S eesnlzzf
Nf e - 49,. = as.s ~ tes.seests az tsoesag.
Ne s4ks. aae sas aees So btnsaz<
a4zs.t = -at4ss 81 t1s gel-.lrF.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
.craIk About Nioe Work. -

Now as Spring is here, and everybody
changes their clothing ] would advise you.
ifvou have any work in cleaning and dye
ing. to take such where you can get the
best work done al the lowest prices. Such q
place is the 'Old and Reliable" Eagle Steam
Dye House. No. ~ Csnal-st.
" g. Binding, lining and repairing OF
gents clothing is done with the utmost OF
neatness and durability. which Is proven
beyond a doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

TIE ~onu9 issises e s. Msrvs church
have Aesn very busy preparing Cor their
h..szr si tks Casino on seribnsr-sl. tcror-
~nw sfsrnocn snd eTenfr<. nua ~ -
S..f~rrs wsfi - the vofica 81 s eesurifat
.,l~s~ xas-r ~. tbe xlf of Fr@f ~ H-irz-
enrz. she Csnsi-sf. IsVeler. to ths mosf Pop
ar ady present.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Ths eeiebrstion of ths FourtA st 10
sqldiers Hcus WI consist ef tas reading
81 fss peclaraticu of Iseersndence 81
Ma q ~ rcug orstoes 81 p. p clav aud
1s,.fre NantxorneTv. a race 1n she rser hs-
f-<ers he fsar steamers giving set vsen the
cav sod he Home. ard ir7wrrFs m 1s
e~rniux The serviees vi c0al1teneed 81 2
a clatz in The sferncon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

PHiLADEtrHlA. July James a. L. viii
son, the deisuiIing treasurer OF the Ches-
apeake and Delaware Canal Co, who arrived
here ibis morning from Toronto, zas to
day committed without bail 70 answer a.
court.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

TIE use Of tae angsr so~i stea.sly n
clessses
= hrsis furnishes hcusrtois ilnen s1i kas
e rzrkrd ~ith her n7vu iciriais
visls. .n's have vanished froul fashionable
wT1sz issss
Rseess csce rarer is rsie~assf - m i-ar~s
ard tsllcrs a11ct.nreuertS
e.iiirr irvltaeoo< A. engraved. azre
80 sad pesd to- - - e<~s@1 ~a<ersz
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Blsckhesds and similar blenliShes on the
skin can he greatly alleviated and oftenfimes
cured, by keeping IL in clean and healthy
condition MANY physicians recommend that
the face be washed daily with some pure
soap, aud the use Of flesh brush on other
parts OF the body. Good results have come
from washing The face in the morning with
old CASTLE soap and amounting IL in the even
ing with cream, IN which little sulphur has
been mixed A vigorous application OF the
flesh brush or crash towel between the shoul-
ders viii also bee found efficaciouA
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

san As~usa as bssa toE Yssss a. e1a-
pigge ef lie wss- keown nsn q H1Et &
Aal3sss sea ks : sxtzsussy popolzE sna
probably ses.=r nlows geaE any ot1sf
young fslsea ~ ths azy. san = sosls-
sazl ot = spert 49, i0es estsiasr4eie
sqsea.al.ng a bsse oAli p.ools. he : very
i1eky 2n1 p1sssnds - kn9s al zoes.t tss
game eus b. got eaasat ee tbs otbsf DAY
snd h.ls siEes oesE bzying Aoxss . kes2
taei- woes hnshst He sas st1Ediag IA
front q Bonn@lls eiAckbosrd lalSias wisely
asoa1 ths zsms shsa Ben Wo,f caused
szn carly BAR to s1rsigntea oaI by sss
lag. ~lu bsE yoa dollar zen don :
sa0s shat base bii :. SAN. Then Il
vss tast SANS re wss aroused aud pnllins
ssfiser dollar Iroea his poskst ns pUE Il op
n tae Eands Of oystAndeT. rensFking,
Enos waat iE :. just enough 70 via
year d0llsr" TIE boys waited the result
snd there wzs shout went up when Sam
explained base hit as follows When
ths pitcher sends ball vide Of the plate and
Tie b4lsmAn fails 20 hit il. that's base
aiE
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

II the fssf are tsnasr asa painful after
lctx stasclsg or Walking great relief Is said
- se obtalnaDis BY hathiEg them IN warm
ssli ala water A handful Of sail 70 gallon
~ water warm can bs borne u the
proper proportion The feet should be I'm
lneised and the water thrown over them with
the hand. snG also over ths legs a. far - the
knsss. When the water becomes too cool,
ory the feel and legs rubbing with coarse
towel upward Neuralgia Of the feet has been
cured By psrssseranos IN this method night
and morning IL Is also said that persons
with weak lungs or bronehls. well weak
thfosts, are wonderfully benefited by gar
CLING every morning with strong salt and
water
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
PHYSIOLOGY ANo nyolENE

%. sasos ga Cands ssa Ehs~ink t,aEa.
- Sickaae~e Sstina2 aad Sttiaer ttifs
Ds GFas4> k.sises,, ol tte Ae@ h0sk to&ith
S-frAIsuasszs q les,ortss a. ssasznS that a =
sEls - esf eatdy Ia &e~ erk 19N azs<yS
Csae lr gsaas ~hiiz senas c1s@f istrls llsaist-
Isctsrer ~ sze street u oapkhf cga0rlng
Gis ess.5Y path carSaasse - l=ss bsst tee
sfest assss % e8B4s : A4gsniess sugar. Co.'s
tsssy aso - las oeissf ~ aa1y Eeod Peop4s
Nh0 apparensls fei1k IAst sas.hlne pecpls
t4ks q uclisn q i = aszals aTae O. a. laasf
haftfai Dr EaSon boi4s gkat ths practioe
- chewing gslna, especially befsze AID alter
ssaxls. 1 su excelsat one IL Increases the
few of saliva aud add gas digestion, and
tasr~ j. no danger q adGlte-&glens Gum =
xcm, and not u ssallcw bat 10 chew.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Everybody knows Chas n. bay who has
been The press agent OF the Forepaugh
show for years. Standing one day Al the
entrance 10 the big show, Day remarked TO
the senior Forepaugh, why don't
YOU send Addie to school and
give him the advantage OF e
GOOD education" Gin my boy Addie an
eddication. What's de use OF sn eddication
when ] can hire brains like yours so cheap
Oh no. II costs money TO hire animal
trainers. brains are de cheapest tinss get
for de show
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Many good stories are told OF the veteran
Snowman. Adam Forepaugh. and q eoupis
Of new ones we're sprung on me the other
day. which are worthy OF repetition. Adam
bad as agent, SOFT Of easy going fellow,
who obliged every asker with passes Now
me Snowman has horror OF compliment
iasies and the Young man was ordered 10
report back to the show. Arriving on the
grounds early. The oifieious agent took the
liberty OF ordering three loads of sagdust
Tor the use of the show. As soon
ss be laid eyes on the senior
porepAugh he said. Il knew you would Do
busy Mr.. FoEepansh so ordered the saw
dasi for the ring Oats all right. said
the Snowman, but, if had all lie tickets
you gin away dis season dey would make
all ths de sawdust we'd need" The young
man took the hiEt and resigned tn save dis
charge.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

superintendent of Poor Smith called up
the seiepnoas exchange ths ether cay srd
70 - excitement f1zof TIE number 81 he
q A. Hon'e. He called for 10 and
vss s~ftshed cn 20 the Lsa1T's feleohons
nlace.
Got snv children Fo1 zs1t % give
-Se rprl5e ths an1iabe lady book
xeerer. oaG no Ne. Il next dooT. tes
Tsslee-ss ofce- Thew have = rump~r q
,zvsnile~ on tsslr TspoxtoEisl sfa2
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

did you hear about that shower that
Grand Rapids didn't get yesterday" said
Mayor Dikeman. Didn't Well III tell
YOU about il. IL was a female
shower. Ii came up to the city
limits and then hearing that Gen. Smith
was Superintendent OF Police it turned
around and refused TO come any further